Again, ignoring any quest is the same as ignoring the whole event. So there is no choice to ignore any single quest without a global choice of ignoring all other quests at the same time. That is not about liking them or not. Such quest is easy to do, and won't slowdown anybody, but will add frustration about wasted ribbons unless it rewards with more ribbons than it asks.
if you really thought that chapter 3 city will get easily gingerhouse mansion to stage 10, then you have set your expectation unrealisticly damn high
~ 30 hammers ..... means 1500 ribbons !!!! I mean, thats not NOTHING for a small city, are about +/- 60 quests, about 3 per day !!!!
you are imagining some perfect world scenario, which doesnt exist and will never exist and on top of that its a lottery system were pure luck is above everything
Your workshops and factories levels are too low for your chapter. For goods there is also problem with low relics boost, which seems was not taken into account by Inno when they did balancing quests for low chapters.
I think this reaction reflects a lack of understanding of what we've actually got. The odds of getting something you actually want (Let alone a speicfic Daily prize you want) are already so low, that having to spend them on an off day is trivial. The fact is, any time when you hit the shuffle before the DP, you've already wasted that many. For any time you get the DP, but have to keep picking until you get a shuffle or open every gift, every single on of those extra picks is exactly "waste fifty ribbons" without even getting an extra batch of ribbons for completing a quest. More than 93% of the time, spending 50 ribbons to get (20, 30, 50) back plus whatever is under the gift, is going to be a better return than anything you'd spend those 50 ribbons on at any other time. The only person who is worse off is the person who gets a Daily prize they didn't want, and even they are still getting some ribbons back for the quest to go with the daily they won. This represents an actual, mathematical, verifiable, advantage over all the other spends you can make. You are getting whatever you spend on, and you are also getting more ribbons guaranteed, for completing the quest.
I'm absolutely am counting it. The chance of winning something you want is terrible even one the days when you want the Daily. Being driven to either wait a day or two, or spend some ribbons on a day where you wouldn't want the prize if you won it is a trivial change to your chance of getting what you want. And you get more ribbons for doing it. It's not like any recent past event, where you'd be missing out on a roll that had a 30-60% chance of getting something you wanted, even if it wasn't the daily. Now, It doesn't matter what the daily prize is, there is a 93% chance what you get won't be it, And a not much lower chance it will be something else you don't want.
Because many players failed to complete basic quest line at all?
